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1882 Large Cent SSN OBV 1

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 Posted 01/26/2018  09:49 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add papeldog to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I purchased this coin thinking it was the double punched D's in DEI and Canada.
It has doubled D's but not the one I was looking for it was hard to tell with Auction pictures provided so I took a chance on it being the coin I was after as it turns out I guessed wrong on the coin I was after but I didn't have this coin either.
I'll post pictures of both coins that I have with doubled D's. the last D posted is in Canada
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Now the coin that I have and this is the coin I thought I was after. The last D posted is in Canada
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 Posted 01/26/2018  11:31 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add okiecoiner to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
There are so many different varieties in the '82's ... which one are you actually looking for. Is the one you are looking for have an "open" D? Are the O's on both the 2 that are showing have (essentially) open O's? Are you just looking for the one that looks like the micro D?

I have a note on 5 '82 SSN Obv 1's that I have in holders that I (at some time) put a note on that said "50:1". Those 5 are the ones that mimic the '81 micro D's, but it's the D in Canada instead of Dei. Most of the coins that I have pseudo population numbers on were from the old CCRS days.

We arrived at the population ratios by taking mine, Dan's and yours (and a few others) to hopefully have a total that was somewhat meaningful. The ratios that we used to come up with were identical Obv numbers, so the total population examined would have been only from Obv 1's or 1a/1's with single serifs and not strait Obv 1a's (full or single serif) or Obv 2'2.
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The coin I am trying to find in a mint state condition is the second coin I posted in this post.
Its the one with single serif N's open O in Victoria the D in DEI is a closed D is doubled on top of the D and a little on the bottom, the D in Canada is similar to the 1881 micro D with the doubling up high inside the D and a almost open bottom very thin bottom of D and doubled outside bottom right I know we discussed this coin previous but I can't remember witch forum it was on.
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OK, I have 5 of them but, unfortunately, none are UNC .. but 2 XF's. All of them have the note "50:1" so we all must have tried to see how scarce it was many years ago. I had a hard time searching as very few of these were in album pages. I loaned All of my 76-84 Obv 1 types to someone for a book, so many of the 82's are loose in holders in boxes rather than album pages.
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Thanks Bill, I do remember that they were around but not many when we all did a study on these not as readily as the other 1882 type OBV 1's. If I can't find what I'm looking for a EF in nice shape might be in line if avaible
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